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Entertaining the Children.

The rendition OF o cantata was the principal
feature OF the Christmas entertainment Of the
Sunday school OF Grace M. E church last evening.
Mr. Robert Gallaher was the conductor. There
were two large Christmas trees and everybody
was remembered with presents
The Mckndree NJ T. Church Sunday school
scholars were entertained last evening with fine
program which was rendered by the choir and
Misses Jennie Mickle, Nellie Hodgkins, Sarah
Greer, Elsie Belt, and Messrs- w. II. Harries, Geo.
Aoernathy and Arthur Lemon. A purse OF gold
was presented TO Mrs. j. K Nickle the leader OF
the choir. and book OF poems to Miss Mary Boss,
the pianist
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-31

The Cold SNAP HAKD ON THE PooR-The police
ar receiving many applications from poor persons
IoE lvD1 and fuei but on account OF the lack OF
Iunds many are refused sstance. The police
are acquainted with most OF the poor and when
an application Is made Tor assistance they usually
Know WITHOUT further Investigation whether the
applicant Is worthy Of assistance or not. Where
the applicant Is deserving the police render what
assistance they can 10 prevent suffering The DO
Lce Will always receive money food. or clothing
W De distributed 10 the poor, and win distribute
thein 10 the persons who most In need The
sharp winter weather has the effect Of driving
law-breakers on the streets ana while the cold snap
las the police make but few arrests THURSDAY
nigh, white woman, about thirty years Old, met
Ofncer ELLSWORTH on the street, and requested 20
De taken 10 the station that she might not freeze
10 oeaIh. She said she had no home was cold.
and had nothing TO eat. She said she would Ike
10 60 down on the farm for the winter Yesterday
she was taken 10 the Police Court, where she
pleaded guilty 70 q charge OF yagrancy. Judge
s1ell gave her home for three months. Yrster,,ay
morning Augustus Peterson, a robust man, who
looked strong eaouh for any work. sent Tor officer
Naher and told him that he had no home He said
he bad nothing 10 eat, no place 10 90, and was
afraid OF freezing 10 death Judge Smell also gave
ht.n n home for three months Frank Adams who
slso wants home, pleaded guilty 10 a charge OF
Fagraney, and was treated IN a Ike manner
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TAUNTON SILVER PLATE Co.'S SALE-Messrs.
Walter b Williams Co., auctioneers, will sell at
their saleSroom daily, at 1880 am, 80 and 7:3O
pm, the balance Of stock OF silver plated ware,
mantel clocks bronzes, cutlery, &C, by order OF
the Taunton silver Plate Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-31

ONE on THE BEST RESOLUTIONS q young man can
make IS 10 Join good building association The
Mutual Cooperative Is Just forming; frst payment
January 2 Taos. q. hensey, secretary, Ixs6 r
street heTtawesL-Adpl
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Temperance Wen 10 the Pope.

Temperance Wen 10 the Pope.
JUBILEE ADDRESS FROM THE CATHOLIC TOTAL AB-
sTINENCE UNION OF AMERICA.
From the Worcester Mass. Gazette, Dec. 30
Yesterday the jubilee address from the Catholic
Total Abstinence Union OF America to the holy
father, Pope Leo XIII, was sent from this city by
Rev. Thos. COnaty, president OF the union. The
address was sent in accordance with a resolution
passed at the annual convention at Philadelphia,
TO have Treasurer p. j. Garrigan prepare an ad-
dress OF congratulation. The cover OF the address
Is made OF white silk, and has painted on 1t the
Papal insignia and is trimmed with gold edging.
The address is beautifully printed On white satin
"The Catholic Total Abstinence societies or Amer,
lea, In fllal veneration, love, and admiration on
this glorious day OF the golden jubilee offer this
The Church." The painting on the address was
done Dy the famous artist, Gregori, OF Notre Dame
Inc address, after the language OF formal con-
graduation has been expressed, recites:
''What wonder, then, that on the golden anni-
Versary the rulers and faithful throughout the
world should vie with one another In expressing
their admiration and nIial reverence toward the
most august Leo XIII and bringing their best gifts
to the king OF Rome and bishop VI bishops. We
also, ever grateful, hasten to offer most iervent
prayers to Almighty God for the health and happi-
ness OF Leo Moreover, we who have banded
throughout the United States Ia a sacred bond OF
total abstinence, have assembled in convention
during the year to foster the rights religion and
state, have decided to send to Rome the cOnstitl-
tl0n and bylaws OF our union, and with ali humil-
lily submit the same for the appreciation OF the
sovereign pontiG. For our aim Is under the guild
ance OF ministers OF the church. to eradicate from
The fold or Christ this terrible plague OF
which result from this vice ana threatening
the souls OF men. TO this end we have estab-
nshed many societies by which the poor and labor
ing Glasses may be melted to practice OF temper
ance. TO this end In our colleges and universities
we have especially Striven to 1nStl in the minds OF
the young the true principles Of Christian moral
ity, that they may learn the better to abhOr
liquor. lnaSmuch as In union there is strength,
$4,000 men, with bishops and priests at their head
have publicly bound themselves by promise
10 wage war against drunkenness, and thus max.
Ing themselves an example among men; they
strive 10 devoutly frequent the Sacraments; to
erelgn, and, In a word, to practice all Christian
Virtues
supplementary to the address are the names OF
tne several officers provincial vice presidents and
lne OnlCero OF The subordinate Stale Unions
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ZAcK SAKDES the celebrated pompadour hair
cutter, formerly with Jack Shepherd ON 9th
strset, Is with l. G. Bailey, mammoth barber
shop and oath-rooms. cor. SLh and ID SIS. NV.
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CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT AT FALLS CHURCH.
A very interesting entertainment was given at St
James Catholic church at Falls Church Va last
Tuesday evening by the sunday SchoOl children
connected with the church. Presents were dis
tributed from TWO large Christmas trees The
entertainment was opened with an appropriate
address by MIR. Watson Lloyd, who paid cOmpli-
ment 10 Miss Sewell, the teacher OF the sunday
school The vocal and instrumental music was
led by Miss Moilie KoOn, the Organist OF the choir
who was not only remembered by the children in
the distribution or presents but received many
compliments. The exercises comprised also tab
leaux and Rotations. Miss Lula Sewell was espe-
ctally applauded for the manner In which she re-
cited ''fhe Face IN the Mirror" The entertain
ment ended with a solo by Miss Mollie KOOn.
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u. III. WARNER & Co. have issued, for free dissrt-
bullion. their Pictorial Annual" for lSSS-an at
ractive book, handsomely Illustrated and Contain
Ing much valuable Information as 10 real estate
IA washington, as well as many facts OF general
interest
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STKKEr-EAuRlAD WoRK.-The work OF laying
the irOs, switches. ara extra curved track al the
JUNCTION OF the l4th-sCreeJ line with the Ave
lue mas been os!1yet by the cold weather. but II
s. Intended 70 complete 10 as soon as poslble when
The new double cars will De run from the END OF
JAIN street. 70 the west mont OF the Capitol
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Women 20 ADyKRrlsKRs.-On and after the list OF
January 1exs the charge FOR approved reading
mAs9R n0ftcco In TIE EVENING STAR (now sixty
coo1l) VIZ b advanced TO seventy i've cents Der
nna a other respects the schedule OF advertising
So1D 6 preoent In force will remain unchanged.
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The CSrrY CLUB.-There was a very ruu meet
Ing Of this club and It's friends last night at DR.
II. Howland's on ~ street. Prot. 4. 4. Kenaston
read paper on The Labor Problem" which was
listened 10 With marked attention and Interest,"
ADD was afterNard discussed by several members,
Dr. Howiand nlled out the evening with very In
teresung experiments IN nsfaneOus photoyraphy
INTENDED 10 DEMONSTRATE that spirit photograph
40 understood By some persons Is impossible
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The RESULT or POvERTY.-William Curtis the
colOred man arrested Thursday on suspicion OF
stealing some old iron from the Capitol grounds
was before the Police Court yesterday charged with
larceny. The Rev. VIM. Cotton testified In behalf
Of the defendant that he was an honest, we'll
meaning man. lie had recently been out o. work.
and ne had gone wrong IL was the result Of pow
erty. The Judge took his personal bonds.
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Affair I'm West Washinxtou.

NEW YEAR GIFT.-The Golden Band, OF Mount
zion VI. l. Church. an association OF ladies, pre-
scented their pastor, Rev. X. III. Robinson, yester-
day with handsome cloth overcoat and silk hat,
tertained for him by the congregation. This Is
the second surprise that Rev. Robinson has re-
celved during the holidays.
OFFICERS ELECTED.-The following Officers OF
Decatur Lodge, No 9, X. OF p, have been elected:
WIN. D0herty, {. c.; John S. White " c.; J. 1.
Collins. p; Curtis Smith, NJ. E; Win. Kinsinger,
NJ f.; H. q. Divine X. 4, and L. II. Sebastian, NJ. A.
The following Officers OF Invincible Council No
3, s. or j., have been elected: Orlando w. Broat,
7. c.; David N. Crown, w. c.; Geo. w. Golden, v.
Poor, +. A-HermIone Lodge. No. IL, X. OF p, has
elected J. W. Coon, p e.; ID. X. Apple, C. c.; J. c.
Clugston, v. c.; b. +. Harper, prelate; S. c. Pal
mel, NJ. OF E.; p. r. Tavener, K. OF X. and s.; II.
g. Wagner N. Of F.; Thos. Flaherty, N. at A.
Mechanics Lodge No. IL, l. O. o. f., last night
hayward, V. g.; w. A. Donaldson, X. s.; RObt
Butler, p. s.; J. H. Chamberlain, treasurer
NoTEs.-A force OF workmen Is engaged in put
ting new floor on the M-street bridge.-Jos
Schladt who keeps saloon on ed street, was be-
fore the Police Court this morning charged with
failing to keep his bar closed last sunday. The
charge was dismissed.-ThiS morning, about
1880 O'Clock an alarm Of fire was turned in from
Dox No. 7l2 for fire In chimney OF house No. 1928
street. No damage was done-The cold snap
has frozen the river. creek, and canal-On the
RIVER 'front.' this morning the steam tug A. p. Cor
man was breaking passage In the Ice along the
wharveS and also across the river to allow the
terry-bOat TO run.
In UNIFoRM.-The conductors OF the washington
ana Georgetown Railroad Co. are being uniformed
coats are double-breasted, with two rows OF brass
buttons. The cap bears the word conductor"
IL is expected that by the first OF the year all OF
the conductors on the line Will be in Uniform.
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Special BARGAINS
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Handsome striped BLACK SILK vELVETS, cheap
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Cash Customers who buy o or over will receive one
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ONE OF the following PRESENTS: Table Damask ~
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FoOp TURNED HIM SIcK.-Patient In Doctors
Office: The trouble with me, Doctor Is that the
mere smell OF food Invariably turns my stomach
Doctor: The nerves u your stomach. like those OF
thousands OF Others are very seriously disordered
shall prescribe for you a bottle OF scotch oats
kssence, and n IL does as well for you as for
hundreds OF others OF my patients you viii be en-
tirely well In q week
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800 9th ST. NV.
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HYATTsvILLR's CHRISTMAS ENrERTAINMRNr.-The
annual Christmas festival OF the Hyattsylle Pres
byterian sunday school ,Ook place Thursday even
ing In their new building, just completed which
had been handsomely and elabOrateiy Decorated
for the purpose The exercises consisted OF Christ
mas music, responsive readings, q short address
by the pastor, and recitations by Lulu Sleman.
Matte Tfse, Alice Baker, Emily Geman and Earle
Prince all OF which were very well rendered. The
music OF the occasion, prepared under the dtrec.
ton OF Mr.. John B. Sleman and Mrs c. II. McEwen,
was rendered with better artistic results than
OFTEN occurs with the material OF sunday school
The two Christmas trees were loaded with beauti.
full presents for each OF the Officers, teachers and
pupils Of the school The joke OF the evening was
the presentation TO the bachelor pastor Of the
church, Rev. j. w. McIlvain, or very dilapidated
stocking, filed with an assortment OF buttons,
darn1ng needles, scissors brass thtmble darnfng
cotton, and variety OF other articles usually sup
pO6ed to belong TO q bachelors housekeeping out
ut. The presentation was made with great gravity
BY the superintendent and responded TO by the
pastor, who Immediately afterward received from
the school substantial present OF valuable once
chair for his study. Then followed the presenta-
ton by the pastor, In behalf Of the school TO the
crayOn portrait OF himself, drawn by Miss Nina
Havenner, OF Hyattsville. The entertainment
was regarded by everybody present as the most
successful one OF It's kind ever held In the village
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THK CnARGk AauNsr Mrs. LEsrxK-Mrs

THE CHANGE AGAINST MRS. LEsrKR.-Mrs. Isle
lester, an account OF whose arrest was published
In last evenings STAR, is newspaper correspond
ent. In the case against her Mr.. b. p. Watrous OF
the Cottage market, on 14th street, is complain
ant The prosecution claims that Mrs. Lester Wis
Tied the Cottage market several weeks ago and
made purchase amounting TO $500 for which
amount she gave a check on the Columbia Ma
tional Bank The check was accepted. and when
presented at the bank Mr.. watrous was surprised
10 learn that the lady had no money in the bank
Mrs Lester Is In jail awaiting atriaI next Tuesday
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1sdscnffons for the q hours commencing at D. n,
For the District OF Columbia, Maryland ans
"in'ts. shilling 70 westerly during sunday.
FOOp TURNED HIM sIcK.-Patient In Doctors
Office: The trouble with me, doctor Is that tn.
mere smell OF food Invariably turns my stomach
Doctor: The nerves % your stomach. like those o
thousands OF others very seriously disorlereCi
shall prescribe for you a bottle OF scotch Oats
kssence, and n it does as well for you as fol
hundreds OF Others OF my patients you win be en-
urely well In d week.
swarLowrAn Coats. Eiseman Bros, cor. 7th & Z
last day OF the great Fire Insurance Sale and We
advise our readers 70 call to-day such a chance
occur again. at their saiesrocms 4so pennsylvania
ave. n W. SaieSrooms viii remain open to-day
until 10 O'Clock at night. Positively to-day the
last day.
FULL DRESS VESTS. Eiseman Bros. cor. 7th & E
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street Is WITH 'h Bailey Mammoth S Sn ssn
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Pile suppositories
DoEsKN Pants Eiseman Bros. cor. 9th & sts.
Family druggist and chemist
10l4 street, corner 11th northwest,
Masnington's leader In low prices
medicines, proprietary medicines, toilet articles,
perfumery, brushes. combs, &c
Prescriptions speciality; everything pure and
OF the best At reasonable prices
A full line OF Riker's celebrated family medicines
toilet articles, perfumes, &C. always on hand.
RrpSeEKs ice cream, 2so G St. NV
Full DRESS surrs- Eiseman Bros, cor. 9TH z.
NBw LIE AND vIsoR attends the use of Bakers
Cod Liver OIL and Malt
FuIL DRESS SUITS. Riseman Bros, cor. 7th E.
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Full DRESS vEsTs Eiseman Bros, cor. 7th q z.
CArD CASES for New Years at 10 per cent re-
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CHEAPEST srscrAoLrs in the city. 4s1 Pa ave.
JswEIKY at reduced prices for this week at Lad
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DoekN PANTS. Kiseman Bros, cor. 7th stS
Mnk EMMA SouIE. ( sos 5th avenue New York.
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TAUNTON SILVER PLATE Co.'S sALk-Messrs.
Walter b Williams Co., auctioneers, will sell at
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A SHADOW PANTONNE.-The students of the Ma
tiOnal Deaf Mute College entertained their friends
In pleasing manner last evening by a weii-per-
formed series Of shadow pantOmimes. The large
hall was comfortably nlled with visitors, who
laughed heartily at the queer antics or the silhou-
cites on the screen There were eight parts the
program, the most interesting or them being a
depletion OF the home life OF the FIJI Islanders in
full dress, with missionary and a boiling pot
introduced TO keep up the interest The Staying
and carving OF the missionary were realistically
performed, and as part after part Of the hapless
pioneer OF religion was cast into the stew a thrill
OF horror shook the audience. The arrangements
were under the charge OF a committee OF students
with Mr.. III. Gross, IS, as chairman and stage
director,
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GE0RGErowN AMATEUR ORCHESTRA CONCERT -
The Georgetown Amateur Orchestra gave lis TWEEN.
tynfth public rehearsal last evening at the niyer
saiist church The nrst number, Memberships
DeautlIui scotch symphony, was performed In a
creditable manner, although there were several
uneven places, and occasionally some OF the inst ru
ments sounded out Of tune. 81 Have Lost NV
Eurydice. from Gluck's Orpheus, which has been
the piece de resistance OF contralto singers for a
hundred years. was rather an ambitious selection
Tor Mss fieiding Roseiie. The intense grief and
passion OF the aria were but family binted or
svendsens LIST Norwegian Rhapsody was rendered
on the whole In very pleasing manner the only
FAULT being that In the loud passages little but the
brass could be heard The most Satisfactory num-
Der, on the whole, was RuDinsteins violin Concerto
Up. a., IN when Miss Mona StOsch, the yioliniste
beginning on the part Of the orchestra, Much
credit IS due the director, Prof. Kaspar. for mis-
sklllIul leading ~ -AS
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